I love it. Any chance you would expand to more general "news" applications? The audio wouldn't be as good for syncing against, but I've always wanted an interface like this for watching protest videos.
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Sorry about that. It only happens when the JS borks out completely (which is rare), when JS is turned off, or when you're using a really old browser (which i assume you're not). If you're inclined (I completely understand if not) can you tell us the error that the console in Chrome or Firebug gives you?
The error I'm receiving on Firefox Aurora 10.0a2 (2011-11-27) is: VKLog is not defined http://switchcam.com/assets/js/utils/facebook.js?ver=2011112... Line 81 VKLog.dlog("checkSessionStatus()"); It does seem to work with Adblock disabled, so I'd guess a subscription is blocking something essential.
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#43Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sorry about that. It only happens when the JS borks out completely (which is rare), when JS is turned off, or when you're using a really old browser (which i assume you're not). If you're inclined (I completely understand if not) can you tell us the error that the console in Chrome or Firebug gives you?
The error I'm receiving on Firefox Aurora 10.0a2 (2011-11-27) is: VKLog is not defined http://switchcam.com/assets/js/utils/facebook.js?ver=2011112... Line 81 VKLog.dlog("checkSessionStatus()"); It does seem to work with Adblock disabled, so I'd guess a subscription is blocking something essential.
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#47Cool idea, but I was sad that it wasn't finally an implementation of an idea I've had for a long time. My idea is to actually use video and audio information from distinct sources to create a single video/audio stream that is of better quality and/or completeness than any of the constituent parts. Essentially, my idea would do to video what Photosynth does for photos. http://photosynth.net/
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#48I think it could be pretty cool if users had the ability to reference a higher quality audio source (when available - something on Archive.org or uploaded mp3s).